He began gaining traction with the release of his single "Rip X" a tribute to late American rapper XXXTentacion.

[6] In September 2019, he released his single "Heartbreak" a collaboration with American drummer Travis Barker from the rock band Blink-182 alongside an accompanying music video.

[4] In June 2021, he released his single "Art of War", a collaboration with American rappers Denzel Curry and Rico Nasty.

Even more than hyperpop, WAR takes an accelerationist approach to rap, devouring a half-decade of online scenes and styles and spitting them out into a chewed-up psychedelic combination.

He screams loud enough to make you listen, but it’s hard to tell if his shouts will sustain for longer than 15 minutes.